Conversational AI and Ethical Issues

Do Users Really Want “Human-like” AI? The Effects of Anthropomorphism and Ego-morphism on User’s Perceived Anthropocentric Threat

Joohee Kim, Yonsei University
Il Im, Yonsei University

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Ethical Tensions in Human-AI Companionship: A Dialectical Inquiry into Replika

Raffaele Ciriello, University of Sydney
Oliver Hannon, University of Sydney
Angelina Ying Chen, University of Sydney
Emmanuelle Vaast, McGill University

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Exploring the Impact of Perceived Convenience, Autonomy, and Satisfaction on Citizens’ Continuance with Government Chatbots

Seongjin Kim, Kookmin University
Zhenya Tang, University of Northern Colorado
Dan Kim, University of North Texas
Hyunchul Ahn, Kookmin University

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Introduction to the Minitrack on Conversational AI and Ethical Issues

Dan Kim, University of North Texas
Victoria Yoon, Virginia Commonwealth University
Kiseol Yang, University of North Texas
Manoj Thomas, University of Sydney

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The Impact of Empathy Display in Language of Conversational AI: A Controlled Experiment with a Legal Chatbo

Sabine Brunswicker, Purdue University
Yifan Zhang, Northwestern University
Christopher Rashidian, Purdue University
Dan W. Linna Jr., Northwestern University

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